Конспект + перевод на -английский-(АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬНО)

Let's break down the sentences and put the words in the correct order:

1. Could I have a roll of film, please?
- This is a request for a roll of film. The word order should be: Could I have a roll of film, please?

2. She can develop films in her studio.
- This sentence talks about someone's ability to develop films in their studio. The word order should be: She can develop films in her studio.

3. Can I have two prints of this negative, please?
- This is a request for two prints of a negative. The word order should be: Can I have two prints of this negative, please?

4. He focused on the girl in the foreground.
- This sentence describes someone's focus on a specific girl in the foreground. The word order should be: He focused on the girl in the foreground.

5. Amateur photographers often buy automatic cameras.
- This sentence talks about the purchasing habits of amateur photographers. The word order should be: Amateur photographers often buy automatic cameras.

6. Can you transfer the pictures to the computer?
- This is a question about transferring pictures to the computer. The word order should be: Can you transfer the pictures to the computer?

Remember, in English, the word order is important to form grammatically correct sentences.

1. The baby was not sleeping when mum came.
Explanation: The sentence is in the past continuous tense because it talks about an ongoing action in the past (the baby not sleeping). The past simple tense is used for the action that interrupts the ongoing action (mum came).

2. The children were playing while their nanny was preparing dinner.
Explanation: Both actions (playing and preparing) were happening simultaneously in the past. Therefore, the past continuous tense is used for both verbs.

3. Tom was having a bath when the phone rang.
Explanation: The action of having a bath was ongoing in the past (past continuous tense) and it was interrupted by the action of the phone ringing (past simple tense).

4. They went to a birthday party last Saturday night.
Explanation: This sentence is in the past simple tense because it refers to a completed action in the past (they went to a birthday party).

5. She was cooking at 5 p.m yesterday afternoon when I called.
Explanation: The action of cooking was happening at a specific time in the past (5 p.m yesterday afternoon) and it was interrupted by the action of me calling (past simple tense).

6. My heart was beating faster and faster as the teacher walked towards me.
Explanation: The action of the heart beating was ongoing in the past (past continuous tense) and it was happening at the same time as the action of the teacher walking towards me (past simple tense).